Citrine rings and necklaces
Citrine is the yellow member of the quartz family; its colour ranges from pale lemon yellow to deep honey yellow. In the faceted prong design among the citrine rings, the stone is held by prongs and reflects light from its cut facets. There are also citrine rings on plain silver bands. The necklaces include a design with raw, uncut citrine, a fish-motif necklace and the Della and Lara series. Among the earrings are filigree, dangle and minimal prong-set designs; a bracelet and a women's set are also included.
A few mixed-stone pieces that use amethyst or quartz alongside citrine also appear on the page. You can find the purple tones on the Amethyst page and the other quartz colours on the Quartz page. Citrine is traditionally associated with abundance and prosperity.
Because the surface of raw citrine stays rough, perfume and cream can build up in its hollows; put this necklace on after your cosmetics. To keep its colour, do not leave citrine in direct sunlight for long periods.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a citrine ring cost?
Citrine rings start at around 2,300 TL, and the top design is around 8,000 TL. Citrine necklaces and earrings are between 1,750 and 7,400 TL.
What is the difference between raw and faceted citrine?
Raw citrine is left close to the form in which it comes out of the ground, and its surface looks rough and matt. In faceted citrine, the stone is cut into facets and reflects more light.
Which zodiac sign is citrine the stone of?
In the zodiac guide on our site, citrine is listed as the stone of Leo. This pairing is based on traditional belief.
Is citrine suitable for everyday wear?
As a member of the quartz family, it is an easy stone for everyday wear. Just put it on after perfume and cream, and take it off in the shower.
Silver rings, necklaces, earrings and sets with citrine ranging from honey yellow to lemon. Raw and faceted stones are worked by hand in the Grand Bazaar.